Who’s in?  Not had one for 10 years (s*** fan), but 100% this time.  Don’t know what you’ve missed until it’s (almost) gone.

1 minute ago, Roger_Dubuis said:

That's about right which makes me think there were more than 9,000 on last night.  WSL and NSL both full and then another 2,500 in ESL makes it around the 10,500 mark not including Bradford.

Cash is king - easier to lose a few off the gate 

Should sell tickets for what’s left of this season and the whole of next season in one go. £500 a shot for those prepared to commit to next season now.

3 minutes ago, Burndens Bogs said:

Cash is king - easier to lose a few off the gate 

Agree. I thought similar to Roger the pink. Nearer to 11000.

Not that it matters.

2 minutes ago, TrickyTrotter said:

Should sell tickets for what’s left of this season and the whole of next season in one go. £500 a shot for those prepared to commit to next season now.

I'm quite liking this.

5 minutes ago, Burndens Bogs said:

Cash is king - easier to lose a few off the gate 

Thinking about it, KA's fucked off now.

Our new owners are honest and legit and wouldn't try to swindle a few quid.

Nothing to see here Mister HMRC, move on.

29 minutes ago, chrisw99 said:

If anyone has more time than sense

or an apprentice...

The young lad here tells me East Upper is 3125 , not sure he can face doing the rest just yet though!

13 minutes ago, TrickyTrotter said:

Should sell tickets for what’s left of this season and the whole of next season in one go. £500 a shot for those prepared to commit to next season now.

I would buy into that.

17 minutes ago, TrickyTrotter said:

Should sell tickets for what’s left of this season and the whole of next season in one go. £500 a shot for those prepared to commit to next season now.

Interesting idea and one I'd be very keen on, although it would present the club with an obvious temptation to splurge all the receipts in one go rather than it being drip fed over the next 18 months.

ESU = 3359
ESL = 4816

WSU = 3050
WSL = 4485

NSU = 2310
NSL = 3245

SSU = 2306
SSL = 3196
 

10 minutes ago, Traf said:

ESU = 3359
ESL = 4816

WSU = 3050
WSL = 4485

NSU = 2310
NSL = 3245

SSU = 2306
SSL = 3196
 

Ok, so a lower tier capacity of 15,742.

We got more than that 7 times last time in League One.  And with cheaper season tickets potentially on the horizon, could be exceeding that a lot this year.

So can't see how they could close the uppers permanently.

 

 

Digital Ticketing

https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/2019/september/wanderers-launch-digital-tickets-at-the-university-of-bolton-stadium/?

17 minutes ago, burnden said:

Digital Ticketing

https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/2019/september/wanderers-launch-digital-tickets-at-the-university-of-bolton-stadium/?

Unfortunately, I'd like to be attending the UniBol not the Stadium of Light.    

My Oxford tickets say this!

Each ticket has a single scan barcode\QR code admitting one entry to the Stadium of Light for the game purchased.

Unauthorised duplication of any ticket will prevent your entry into the stadium.

1 minute ago, chrisw99 said:

Unfortunately, I'd like to be attending the UniBol not the Stadium of Light.    

My Oxford tickets say this!

Each ticket has a single scan barcode\QR code admitting one entry to the Stadium of Light for the game purchased.

Unauthorised duplication of any ticket will prevent your entry into the stadium.

You've got far too much time on your hands 🤣

No reason not to just open the bottom tiers as last night proved the atmosphere generated has not been seen in many a year, again no reason as was proved last night not to be able to open the top tiers as and when demand suggests it's needed.

8 minutes ago, DomRepWanderer said:

No reason not to just open the bottom tiers as last night proved the atmosphere generated has not been seen in many a year, again no reason as was proved last night not to be able to open the top tiers as and when demand suggests it's needed.

Personally think last night would have been a one off on that front for any number of factors. Worth keeping everything open to satisfy those who currently pay extra to sit in the uppers, plus closing those areas would theoretically nobody would get any priority on their seats (only fair in that scenario), and there's no way I'm chancing on missing out on my perch at the back of NSL!

1 hour ago, burnden said:

Digital Ticketing

https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/2019/september/wanderers-launch-digital-tickets-at-the-university-of-bolton-stadium/?

Just put the Doncaster ticket on digital, its showing as 30th September 8.00 pm. We play Rochdale the following night.

 

Quote

Bolton Wanderers v Doncaster Rovers on Monday 30 September 2019.  Kick off is at 20:00 pm

 

Edited September 4, 20196 yr by ZiggyStardust
added from email

Let’s not forget it’s not like last times league one campaign, apart from Sunderland no other club will need both tiers 

I would say 12-13k will be our mark over the course 

don’t get me wrong if there’s big games towards the end of the season or big cup game then open up 

Edited September 4, 20196 yr by radcliffe white

I think i will print em out 

only selfish fuckers want the top tiers open

open all lower, and save some cash

if demend needs top tiers, then get them open

What sort of numbers are people predicting for season ticket sales ?

1 hour ago, ZiggyStardust said:

Just put the Doncaster ticket on digital, its showing as 30th September 8.00 pm. We play Rochdale the following night.

 

 

I expect that'll just be set as a random date in advance so that the game can still be accessed for processing refunds.

11 minutes ago, ErnestTurnip said:

What sort of numbers are people predicting for season ticket sales ?

10k would be superb.

prob more like 6 or 7k

 

https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/2019/september/201920-bolton-wanderers-season-ticket-update/

 

2 minutes ago, burnden said:

 

That’s my mate, I bet his (Welsh) wife is chuffed with that 😂